This is where you can find the best Singaporean hawker food in Melbourne city area. Bring back those old memories with the taste of your favourite childhood dish. Food is an experience that we all share, so it’s no wonder that we connect and meet people through bite-sized moments. In this article I’ll show you[…]
You are invited to our June social networking night on Friday evening, 5 June from 6.30pm. Come along to meet and get to know other Merlion Club members. Date: 5 June (Friday) Time: 6.30pm (registration starts from 6pm) Venue: 122 Cremorne Street, Cremorne/Richmond The venue is a 5 minute walk from Richmond train station. One of[…]
by Imraan Shah Imraan Shah discusses his struggles as a Singaporean in Melbourne, and how joining a Singaporean community has helped him. Moving to new country is a life changing experience. While it is an exciting journey for some, it can be a very daunting task for others. People of different ages have different social needs.[…]
Crabs Galore Feast (Part 2) It must have been the chilly Melbourne weather that got a few of us craving for crabs again. There is nothing like comfort food and the company of friends to chase away the blues. Also with the end of the crab season looming and prices set to rise again,[…]
Where to find good and authentic indian rojak in Melbourne? No other place does it better than Singapore food outlet ‘Deans Café’ in High Street Thornbury! With all the right ingredients and yummy gravy, our causal lunch group had a great time eating and socializing over a quintessential Singaporean dish (and also mee siam and[…]
For those who miss a slice of home, some of us met up for a causal chilli crab dinner at Satay Inn in Kew where we feasted on two styles of crabs including sumptious Singapore style chilli crab, chicken hor fun and teh tarik. YUM! Casual Singapore chilli crab dinner at Satay Inn Kew Posted[…]
Merlion Club had a makan and social networking night in March where about 40 Singaporeans and their families and friends gathered at LIttle Ipoh restaurant in La Trobe Street. There was great food (nasi lemak, murtabak, satay, rojak, goreng pisang, Penang laksa and mee rebus) and good fun as karaoke was also available for those[…]
More than 740 Singaporeans attended the Remembrance services for our first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew at 278 Collins Street called Space@Collins on Saturday 28th March 2015. It was heartwarming to see the overwhelming outpouring of grief and respect by so many in the Singapore community in Melbourne as we joined as one people to[…]